Polish suppliers of electronic systems are also participating in the preparations for the Artemis mission, which aims to return humans to the Moon. There will be more opportunities to join the NASA project - notes "Puls Biznesu" on Thursday.more

Every fourth Pole expects an increase in income, and every fifth estimates that their amount will not change - according to the study "Salaries 2022. Poles' expectations." In the last quarter, the salaries of almost half of working Poles increased more than twice as much as in January this year - added .more

During the last summer vacation, trips for 2-3 days were the most popular; 7-day stays were planned by 15 percent. tourists - according to the report published on Wednesday. As added, the average cost of accommodation was PLN 100 per person per day.more

Employees expect inflation-adjusting benefits from companies, most preferably in the form of a pay rise (65 per cent) or a bonus (34 per cent). One in five respondents also point to fuel subsidies and one in eight to free meals at work, according to a survey by Personnel Service.more

Travel agency Itaka is offering its customers holidays abroad with a flight from Warsaw-Radom airport, confirmed Anna Dermont, spokeswoman for the State Enterprise "Porty Lotnicze". LOT will also fly from Radom - to Paris, Rome and Copenhagen.more

This is not a good result for either PiS or Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, writes today's "Super Express". The newspaper asked under which leader they lived better, the current one or Donald Tusk. The PO president emerged victorious, the newspaper reports.more

This season, Poles were most likely to choose Turkey and Greece for their foreign holidays, the Polish Chamber of Tourism reported yesterday. The average price of booking a foreign trip exceeded PLN 8.1 thousand. This is 1.5 thousand more than a year ago.more

The autumn wave of coronavirus is expected to appear in November or December. I do not expect it to be particularly severe,' announced virologist Professor Agnieszka Szuster-Ciesielska. She believes that current vaccination levels are too low.more

According to a study by UCE RESEARCH and the BLIX Group, more than half of Poles fear that stores may soon be out of stock. The reason for this thinking is rising inflation and the war in Ukraine. It is usually talked about by the elderly, as well as by those with the lowest education and those from small towns.more

The Polish government is preparing a number of changes to the construction law, the common denominator of which is to significantly simplify the applicable regulations.more

In July, the increase in residential rental rates was the slowest since the start of the war in Ukraine. Compared to June, prices rose by 0.6 per cent. - according to a report by Expander and Rentier.io. Prices are rising more slowly because the availability of flats for rent has improved, the report's authors pointed out.more

The president of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, trusted by 42 percent of politicians. respondents; President Andrzej Duda came second with 41.5 percent, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki came third, trusted by 39.4 percent - results from the IBRiS survey for Onet.more

83 years ago, on 1 September 1939, the German army, without a declaration of war, crossed almost the entire length of the borders of the Republic of Poland at dawn, thus beginning the first campaign of the Second World War. Alone in battle, the Polish Army was unable to successfully resist the German aggression and the Soviet invasion carried out later, on 17 September.more

43 percent Poles live in houses, and 25 percent. in apartments owned by them or their spouse - according to the CBOS survey on the housing situation in Poland. Within 15 years, the percentage of people living in houses has increased by 10 percentage points.more

73 percent employees would like to work 4 days a week with their salary for 5 days, according to a ManpowerGroup study. Respondents believe that greater flexibility, such as the ability to choose whether to work from home or office, increases the quality of their work.more

Hungarian Wizz Air will start flying again from Katowice to Abu Dhabi and Catania from September and will launch a new connection from Krakow to Lyon in France. In October, the line will fly from Katowice and Warsaw to Fuerteventura, from Warsaw to Marrakesh. In addition, it will also launch a new connection to Madeira, the carrier said.more

Data from Spain show a jump in the activity of the wealthier Kowalskis outside the country. Our developers are appealing for a housing allowance to keep some of the capital on a cooling market - emphasizes today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Only every seventh Pole is satisfied and committed to the work performed, said Personnel Service, commenting on the results of the Gallup Institute's survey. According to experts, they reflect not only the pandemic and the war, but also the entry into the market of people born after 1995 from the generation Z.more

The poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute on behalf of "Super Express" shows that Poles are not satisfied with the way the government is dealing with the rising prices of products and services - writes in today's issue of "Super Express".more

48 per cent of properties sold in Poland are flats, according to a survey conducted by Oferteo.pl. This year, Poles most often bought properties in two price ranges: PLN 201-300,000 and PLN 301-400,000 - each accounting for 17 per cent of the market.more

World War II ended in great injustice. The bloodiest war in the history of the world has never been settled. It is our duty to cry out for this justice and reparation," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stressed in the podcast.more

Zosia was the most popular female name given in the first half of this year. Among the names for boys, Antek opens the list - according to the information from the Digitization of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. Pola closes the top ten among girls, and Szymon among boys.more

More than half of Polish employees expect more holiday days to prevent job burnout and 36 per cent want more support from their employers in terms of mental health, according to the 'What employees want' report.more

Compared to last year, Poles think less about changing jobs, and the level of loyalty to employers has increased in our country to the level observed during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Meanwhile, in Europe, employee loyalty continues to decline, according to a study by the consulting company Kincentric.more

Concrete workers, carpenters, roofers, locksmiths - these are one of the 12 scarce professions which, according to the Personnel Service, may experience a renaissance in the coming years.more